I have been working with several recruiting firms to try an find a new IT job. Today after a meeting with a new firm the recruiter told me roughly the following, "If you find a posting online let us know. If you apply online your in a big pool of people where as if WE present you the companies ...
The existing answers are all quite good, but I think they mostly miss a couple points here & there.
All bugs should be documented and reported to whomever the decision maker for the project is on a reasonable timeline. It doesn't matter how big or small the project is, and it doesn't matter h...
I have written a functional GUI program using PyQt4, and I'm looking for some feedback because it's not as fast as I would like. It takes in some number of large, same-sized 2D arrays and displays a sub-image of each one in its own sub-window - at full resolution or only zoomed by a factor of 2 ...
I would like to create two dates formatter only on first call. In Objective-C I would use dispatch_once() but now working in Swift. Am I doing it correctly? My code is based on example that was using class instead of static but it looks like it's Swift 2.0 doesn't support it yet.
class Item : NS...
Comments
//execute slow task
Comments should say why the code is the way it is, not a generic comment that doesn't tell us anything constructive. If there is an issue with the code being slow, document why it is slow, and maybe state why you haven't been able to fix it for future reference....
I would like to create two dates formatter only on first call. In Objective-C I would use dispatch_once() but now working in Swift. Am I doing it correctly? My code is based on example that was using class instead of static but it looks like it's Swift 2.0 doesn't support it yet.
class Item : NS...
I have a project to do, which is: writing a store with a manager who restock items and 5 customers, who make requests. I have finished my code but it keeps stocking. is there any part that I have done wrong?
//store with 5 items
import java.util.ArrayList;
import java.util.co...
Saving Employee class in a HashMap using employeeName as the key and printing out Employee details. I have tried to use the object oriented principles in this code. Can you please critique my code and provide your thoughts on where I should improve my code?
Employee Class
public class Employee ...
I'm often conflicted when creating a project that requires manipulation of data in files. Often times, I store data in a readable format, like JSON, as seen below:
{
"Project 1": {
"description": "Bar Baz",
"root_dir": "C:\\Foo",
"size": 42
},
"Project 2": {
...
I'm working on a script that focuses on faster mousing. It has hotkeys to:
snap the cursor to hard-coded locations,
swap the cursor to the location where it was last swapped from, and
save and snap to custom locations.
I've been steadily refactoring with an eye to DRY and other principles. Fo...
Is there anything wrong in using ParseException to assign values, especially when number of condition check that you have to do otherwise is too many ?
I have to do data cleaning and parse them as Double. I believe that there are no logical error in the following code, but is this a right appro...
I have following two unsafe method that I would like to refactor:
public static unsafe void UnsafeMethod(byte[] array, int pos, short value)
{
fixed (byte* numRef = &(array[pos]))
{
*((short*)numRef) = value;
}
}
public static unsafe void UnsafeMethod(byte[] array, int pos, ...
I want to implement caching for a method of my class that gets data from a web service. I made my class static and have an Initialize method which can be used to set some common parameters that will be used by all of the public methods of the class and the caching time. I'm using the double-check...
Here is an attempt to extend the Kadane's Algorithm to return the sub array itself instead of the sum of maximum sub array. This must work irrespective of the original array having all positive or negative numbers.
public class MaxSubArray {
public static void main(String[] args) {
...
Following-up on CommandBars, Buttons and Commands: Cleanup is on the menu, I decided to try a more ambitious approach, as suggested in Nikita's answer. It works, but there are a number of "gotchas" that I'm not sure how to clean up.
So I have an ICommand interface, and its generic counterpart:
...
kindly help me with the code.“Improved Synonym Approach to Linguistic Steganography” Design and Proof-of-Concept Implementation"
I'm receiving an language string out of an PHP file which returns an array like this:
DIR_LANG\en\home.php:
return array(
'welcome_string' => 'welcome @ home! '
);
And my Lang class:
<?php
class Lang
{
private static $langArray = array();
private static $lang = DEFAULT_L...
Recently, I have started to enter the realms of embedded systems programming. And, as my first major project, I thought I'd do the obvious: FizzBuzz.
However, this is a little different: this is a game.
Like my FizzBuzz Challenge, the user must enter either Fizz, Buzz, FizzBuzz, or the number i...
I need to improve my coding skills and need someone to review this small code part which adds the toggle functionality for mobile devices. So for width lower than 990px the panel collapses and the user can toggle it to open it
angular.module('app')
.directive('ngContentToggle', function($wi...
You can't really avoid creating a temporary dictionary if you want to quickly update the contents of the entire file the way you want. However you can speed things by not using csv.DictReader and csv.DictWriter because they require building a separate temporary dictionary for each row processed.
...
I wrote a simple string parser and few implementation came to my mind by I am unable to weigh them.
//first implementation
struct ParsedData
{
int version;
string protocol;
string address;
// some more fields
}
class DataParser
{
private:
ParsedData _parsedData;
public:
DataParser();
~DataPars...
